Over the next 30 years, a 20.58kW solar array in Dublin, Ohio is projected to offset the homeowner’s annual energy consumption by 83 percent. The environmental impact of this system is comparable to saving 16 tons of coal, planting 3,110 trees, or driving a car for 300,367 miles.
Dublin solar project aims to cut energy use by over 80% in three decades
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